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The flow of official news in traditional media without any reaction to the supervising notifications of bloggers, the emphasis on technology, not the interactive social practices of non-mediated democracy, that the president of Russia make on behalf of the managing institutions, all this demotivates young activists of civil society to continue the dialogue. They change the way of realization of social activity from the “primary” to the “secondary” realities. 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